Python Ki Pathshala featured by OpenAI
Included in OpenAI’s roundup of educator-built GPTs, with Hindi and English Python lessons connected to learners’ interests.
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Included in OpenAI’s roundup of educator-built GPTs, with Hindi and English Python lessons connected to learners’ interests.
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An edited interview on multilingual Python learning, personalized examples and stories, and the classroom design of Python Ki Pathshala.
Read my interviewA demonstration of Python Ki Pathshala and its use of familiar examples and stories to make programming learning more accessible.
Watch on OpenAI AcademyAn authored article on programming, computational thinking and learning in an AI-driven world, published on Oxford’s AIEOU platform.
Read the articleA Spanish-language interview about learning programming in one’s own language, personalized AI tutoring and practical advice for educators.
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A beginner-friendly course covering AI foundations, practical prompting, reusable assistants, intelligent workflows, agents and responsible use.
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E&ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur · Simplilearn
Listed as a programme advisor for the Generative AI and Agentic AI certificate course.
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A September 2024 online presentation on enhancing learning, collaboration, and research with Humata AI, for the group organised by Dr. Rea Lavi at MIT.
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An interview exploring machine learning and prompt engineering with Dr. Mahipal Jadeja.
Read the interviewA first encounter with programming can be difficult enough without an unfamiliar language getting in the way. Python Ki Pathshala brings Hindi, English, and Hinglish into the learning conversation.
The custom GPT adapts explanations through everyday metaphors and storytelling. A cricket example can introduce a loop; a familiar situation can make an abstract idea less intimidating. Learners can ask questions, revisit explanations, and work step by step.
The aim is to support the learner’s thinking: connect concepts, practice with examples, and ask better questions. Educators can use the tutor alongside classroom activities and their own judgment.
OpenAI’s June 2026 interview reports a 4.58/5 learner rating from 73 students and more than 1,000 conversations. This is reported learner feedback, rather than a controlled evaluation of learning outcomes.
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